Super 7

Super 7 is a traditional 90-ball bingo room dressed head to toe in Irish green, the sort of green that makes a shamrock look a little underdressed.

It runs as a single scheduled room, with games arriving to a fixed timetable rather than on demand. Two of the games in the hourly cycle are linked, so the room moves through a steady run of 12 games per hour.

The format itself is the classic one: numbers drawn from a universe of 90, tickets marked off as the calls come in, and prizes awarded as the patterns complete.

Tickets, Calls & Rules

Each ticket carries 15 numbers, which is the full set needed to complete a Full House. Numbers are daubed on the ticket as they are drawn.

The calling rhythm is fixed rather than variable:

•     A new number is called roughly every 4 seconds

•     Games are scheduled at 5 minute intervals

•     The average gap between games is around 75 seconds

Winning patterns in Super 7 follow the traditional 90-ball ladder, with prizes tied to how much of the ticket has been covered:

•     Early number patterns: any 2, 3 or 4 numbers on a line

•     1 Line: a complete horizontal line on a ticket

•     2 Lines: two completed lines on the same ticket

•     Full House: all 15 numbers covered

•     Any prizes you win are credited straight to your Paddy Power Bingo account.

Features & Special Modes

Escalator jackpot

Alongside the standard prizes, Super 7 carries a single progressive jackpot built on the Escalator jackpot mechanic. It starts at £500 and has no maximum value.

The jackpot is won by a Full House called in 43 numbers or less, and it pays on a sliding scale: its value starts to drop from call 34 and reaches zero at call 43, so the earlier the Full House lands, the bigger the share of the jackpot.

RTP

The room has a stated RTP of 76%. This figure is a theoretical long-term statistical average calculated across a very large number of games, and it says nothing about any individual game or session.

Taste & Feel

The atmosphere here is unmistakably Irish, and the room looks like it was decorated by someone with strong opinions about shamrocks.

The pace is measured rather than frantic. Calls land on a regular four-second beat, and the short gap between games leaves a little breathing room before the next one begins.

It is a traditional 90-ball experience at heart, which makes it an easy room to settle into if the classic line-and-Full-House structure is what you enjoy.